Sentence examples for sense is correct from inspiring English sources

"Now they have taken Diaghilev as one of their sons, which I suppose in some sense is correct, but my fear is they may Russianize him totally".

If this conjecture regarding the intimate or internal relationship between virtue and moral sense is correct, then it does much to explain and account for the range of exemptions that are required in this area.

In the past, philosophers with a variety of meta-ethical commitments have sometimes claimed that in everyday moral practices people implicitly suppose that moral objectivism in some sense is correct (for example, see Blackburn 1984: 180 and Jackson 1998: 137).

Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski secretly eloped this weekend and if our fifth sense is correct, there's a 30percentt chance they're already married.

Plus the dollar is weak, and without price adjustments the US would get too great a bargain compared to the EU and elsewhere (if my econo-sense is correct).

In that sense, Giuliani is correct.

In that sense, postponement is correct decision – politically and for the public coffers.

It's a good story, and I am quite sure that in some sense it is correct.

In the strictest sense, he is correct when he writes that there is no political litmus test for host cities.

In a sense this is correct; the Y chromosome is laughably feeble compared to the mighty X chromosome, and may not even be needed.

So in this sense it is correct, and challenging it is not the best way of taking issue with some school of pedagogy that may put it forward.